La posición del acento prehistórico latino
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1990.v58.i1.550Abstract
The traditional prehistorical initial stress theory should be revised. The data that are here dealt with by the author reveal an alternative possibility: vocalic transformations can be likewise explained if we assume that the prehistorical Latin accent fell on the first long vowel of a word or on the first syllable when a word did not contain any long vowel.
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